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2013réf. x-0197265464Oxford Univ Pr 2013. Hardcover. New. 160 pages. 12.00x8.50x0.75 inches. Oxford Univ Pr hardcover
1905réf. R6306Westminster: White Lotus Press 1905. Paperback. Good/no dj. 0.65. Far Eastern Tropics Studies in the Administration of Tropical Dependencies The White Lotus Press paperback
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First Dublin Edition, no half-title, with the final advertisement leaf, 62 [2]pp., disbound. Father Bougeant was born at Quimper in Brittany, in 1690. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1706, taught classics in the College of Caen and Nevers and lived for a number of years in Paris until his death in 1743. His "Amusement Philosophique sur le Language des Bestes," published in 1737, became a cause of considerable embarrassment to him, and resulted in a brief exile from Paris. The work was controversial in that it considered whether animals had a soul and a language, and if this could be viewed as a sign of reason. He approaches this subject and reduces it to an absurd one, concluding that it does not represent a threat to religion and grants souls to animals which would inhabit their bodies like a punishment.
First edition, 4to (225 x 185 mm), 40pp., tinted lithographic frontispiece, title page slightly browned, 19 plates of seals, orig. publishers green cloth decorated in gilt and blind. Provenance: Contemporary signature of G. Le Hunte.
First edition, 163pp., illustrs., orig. cloth, dust wrapper clipped, with general wear and a couple of nicks, but overall a good sound copy of a book rare in the first edition.
Fifth edition, 2 vols., 8vo (170 x 105 mm), [4], 282; 288pp., cont. calf, early neat reback, contrasting spine labels, a nice set. Provenance: Neat contemporary ink ownership signature of 'D. W. Maxwell, 1821' to titles; armorial bookplate of Laurence A. Waldron to vol. II; bookplate of 'Marino, Killiney' to rear of vol. I.
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1807réf. AQ19710London: Printed for William Miller 1807. xxiv 295 9pp. With a half-title a hand-coloured engraved folding frontispiece and four final leaves of publisher's advertisements. Uncut in original publisher's two-tone paper boards printed paper lettering-piece. Lightly rubbed. Hinges exposed else internally clean and crisp. The anonymous anecdotes and satirical verse of the notorious forger of Shakespearean documents William Henry Ireland 1775-1835. Composed in homage to German humanist Sebastian Brant's Ship of Fools Basel 1494 The modern ship of fools savagely attacks the types of people and objects the author disdains most including Foolish Unprofitable Books. Jackson p.314. First edition. 8vo. Printed for William Miller hardcover
1811réf. AQ11090Dublin: Printed for H. Fitzpatrick 1811. Volume one all published. 4 xcvi 2 415pp 1 x. An unsophisticated copy uncut in original publisher's two-tone paper boards printed paper lettering-piece. Rubbing to spine with loss to head and foot splitting to joints chipping to lettering-piece boards a trifle marked corners bumped. Ink ownership inscription to FEP lightly foxed. Henry Grattan 1746-1820 Irish nationalist and member of the Irish House of Commons who campaigned for the legislative freedom of the Irish Parliament and opposed the Act of Union of 1800. From early age Grattan honed his natural eloquence through the study of the orators of classical antiquity thus providing himself with a singular talent for public speaking that would be feted by his contemporaries and galvanise his position as a leading figure in the politics of Ireland - causing whig statesman Charles James Fox to dub him the 'Irish Demosthenes' . First edition. 8vo. Printed for H. Fitzpatrick hardcover
1811réf. AQ11089Dublin: Printed for H. Fitzpatrick 1811. Volume one all published. 4 xcvi 2 415pp 1 x. Uncut an unsophisticated copy in original publisher's blue paper backed green paper boards printed paper lettering-piece. Extremities rubbed with loss to spine lettering-piece chipped boards slightly sunned and soiled corners bumped. Sporadic foxing throughout slight marginal loss to N2 near contemporary ink inscription to head of title. Henry Grattan 1746-1820 Irish nationalist and member of the Irish House of Commons who campaigned for the legislative freedom of the Irish Parliament and opposed the Act of Union of 1800. From early age Grattan honed his natural eloquence through the study of the orators of classical antiquity thus providing himself with a singular talent for public speaking that would be feted by his contemporaries and galvanise his position as a leading figure in the politics of Ireland - causing whig statesman Charles James Fox to dub him the 'Irish Demosthenes' . First edition. 8vo. Printed for H. Fitzpatrick hardcover
1956réf. EPSTEINJ008216The Lion and Unicorn Press London. 1956. First edition. Folio. Unpaginated. Thirty-two full-page black and white photographs by Geoffrey Ireland. Full brown cloth lettered in black and white. Publisher's slip laid in apologising for the delay of the publication.One of 200 numbered copies signed by the artist at his portrait and Laurie Lee at the end of his 8-page introduction entitled "Uncommon Clay". Fine in the plain white dustwrapper a little nicked and creased at edges. This copy does not have the publisher's slipcase. It would appear that a number were issued without. The Lion and Unicorn Press, London. hardcover
1753réf. 739151-95 pages Printed for T. Butler and M. Cooper hardcover
réf. 116211915. Prospectus 4pp. 4to bifolium damage to one corner text complete. MS. annotation "Proof copy" presumably submitted to Robert Lynd. Note: "Ãr n-Éire New Ireland was an Irish Nationalist weekly newspaper published between 1915 and 1922. It was edited by Patrick Little who edited An Phobalcht and became a Fianna Fail TD. Ãr n-Éire New Ireland was published from 13 Fleet Street Dublin and published during the 1916 Rising."The periodical was published by the New Ireland Publishing Company Ltd Dublin 1915-22. The Prospectus anticipates contributions from many listed Irish luminaries AE Childers Yeats etc. but not Lynd. Copy in NLI. ([1915]). unknown
réf. 006033Geographical Section General Staff. Soft cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 6 of 7 coloured maps loose within contemporary portfolio each with a small printed label to verso with number with the supplementary sheet: Table of treaties affecting Balkan Boundaries. Maps are: No 1 Jitomir Provisional Ed North M 35 1:1000000 1915 57.359.5 cm GSGS No 2758. No 2 Buda Pest 3rd Provisional Ed North L 34 1:1000000 1918 56.559.2 cm 2758 . No 3 Bucuresti 3rd Provisional Ed North L 35 1:1000000 1918 5760.3 cm GSGS No 2758. No 4 Sofiya 3rd Provisional ed North K 34 1:1000000 1918 5860 cm GSGS No 2758. No 5 Istambul Constantinople North 35 1:1000000 1918 64.563.6 cm 2 small crease tears GSGS No 2555. No 6 Athenai 2nd Provisional Ed North J 34 1:1000000 1917 61.559.6 cm GSGS No 2758. No 7 LACKING Skeleton Map of South East Europe. No 8 Table of Treaties affecting Balkan Boundaries to explain Historical Map 37.232 cm. Very difficult to list COPAC shows the Library of Congress as the only place held although there are a few maps listed individually. Handbooks prepared under the direction of the Historical Section of the Foreign Office No 15. Uncommon. 0 Geographical Section, General Staff paperback
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1991réf. DADAX081082194XScarecrow Press 1991-01-01. Supplement. hardcover. New. 5.84x1.71x8.76. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Scarecrow Press hardcover
réf. 62163289Oxford University Press OUP . Papeback. New. pp. 280 Oxford University Press OUP unknown
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